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What is the significance of the Terry Bores celebration mentioned?
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It's time for five on Nailah Rahimi and Marshall Harris with Mark Grote. Bringing you five topics on their mind today on Chicago Sports Radio 670 The Score. Number one. This is a legendary day on The Score because we are honoring a legend. Tune in today from 12 to 7 p.m. right after this show for honoring an original, a Terry Bores celebration of life, which will include former co-workers of Terry's as well as current and former Score personalities. The show will be hosted by Matt Spiegel. It will be a true celebration of Terry's life. That's today, starting at noon right after this show on The Score and the Odyssey app. Now, here's question number one. Bears Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle is a hot name right now.
Last week, Doyle interviewed for the Eagles' OC job. This morning on Mully and Haw, David Haw reported this.
Declan Doyle will be pursued. This is what I know. Declan Doyle was offered the chance to be the play caller for the Philadelphia Eagles. and turned it down to come back to Chicago.
It's David Ha this morning. I'm Mully and Ha. The Ravens have also requested to interview Declan Doyle. On a scale of 1 to 10 on the HeGone meter, where do you rank the likelihood of Declan Doyle taking a job in this hiring cycle?
I think I put it at like a 6. I don't know that it's very much higher than that because now it depends on whether or not Lamar Jackson wants to work with Declan Doyle. And I don't think it's necessarily like, oh, he doesn't want to work with him if like they the job isn't the right fit or something. But that that given the situation in Baltimore and the discussion surrounding how that went down and the fact that John Harbaugh is no longer there. It sounds like having an offensive coordinator who is in lockstep with Lamar and is somebody who wants to work with him and adjust the offense to what the strengths are of that team is priority number one. Given that, I don't necessarily know if that's the particular job Declan Doyle wants.
If it is, then it's a one or zero and one, he's gone. But in this case, Declan Doyle might just be like Ben Johnson, where you wait it out, everybody thinks you've interviewed well, and then different opportunities come up the next year that may better suit you.
So I'm looking at this, and I put the HeGon meter at a 7.5. Here's why. This does come down to... What other jobs can you foresee being open in the coming year? Right? Because it's one of two things. Either you don't feel like you're ready for a head coaching job and you want to get one more year under control. A guy like Ben Johnson, whose play calling is so phenomenal, and you feel like you haven't quite absorbed all that you can absorb from him. And you may have just been like, I'll go do these head coaching interviews for the experience of interviewing to be an NFL head coach. I think... As an offensive coordinator who doesn't call plays, it's like, do you have enough to go out on your own and call plays?
Or do you not? And it's interesting. If he turned down the job for the Eagles, well, what would be the difference between that and the Ravens?
Who is Declan Doyle and why is he a hot name in coaching discussions?
Well, number one, I would say maybe less dysfunction. You've got a clear MVP when healthy in Lamar Jackson. You saw how they started the season when he was unhealthy and how they made a late charge and push and almost got over the mountain, if you will, at the end of the season. I really do feel like Declan Doyle is going to be a head coach in the NFL. It's just a matter of how long is it going to take? And staying with Ben Johnson might be the best route.
The 2022 coaching cycle... was summarized last week on the social medias. Only two people out of that coaching cycle that had 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 10.
Just like this year.
Only two were retained. So, Matt Eberflus, number one. Nathaniel Hackett. Lovey Smith with Houston. Doug Peterson was in Jacksonville at the time. The Raiders hired Josh McDaniels. Mike McDaniel was with Miami. Kevin O'Connell with Minnesota, so there's one.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of the Terry Bores celebration mentioned?
0:02–3:33
2
Who is Declan Doyle and why is he a hot name in coaching discussions?
3:33–4:50
3
What factors influence Declan Doyle's potential job offers?
4:50–6:38
4
How does Lamar Jackson's situation affect coaching decisions?
6:38–7:21
5
What are the implications of the Browns' head coaching search?
7:21–8:39
6
How does Matt Nagy's past impact current coaching discussions?
8:39–11:26
7
What are the key differences between Matt Nagy and Ben Johnson?
11:26–14:36
8
What lessons can be learned from the decisions made during the Bears' coaching era?
14:36–42:33
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